Introduces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTRODUCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTRODUCE, to bring in, establish
• bring (something, especially a product, measure, or concept) into use or operation for the first time
• bring (a plant, animal, or disease) to a place for the first time
• bring a subject to the attention of (someone) for the first time
• present (a new piece of legislation) for debate in a legislative assembly
• make (someone) known by name to another in person, especially formally
• insert or bring into something
• occur at the start of; open
• (of a person) provide an opening explanation or announcement for (a television or radio programme, book, etc.).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lead or bring in especially for the first time

Words related to INTRODUCES

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Words that contain INTRODUCES

reintroduces15 subintroduces18

How to use INTRODUCES in a sentence

• I meet her in Bond Street this morning and she introduces to me her husband, an English husband, Mr.
• It introduces him to religious ceremonies and observances that satisfy his soul, and it helps greatly to train him in religious habits.
• Homer, after a few preparatory lines, immediately introduces a man or woman or some other character, for all have their character.
• It introduces, on the contrary, into philosophy and theology certain poisonous difficulties of which but for its intrusion we never should have heard.
• Fibullius, to reward his benefactor, offers him as a wife a most beautiful girl, whom he introduces to him privately while in his sick room.
• There Chaucer introduces an old woman of mean parentage, whom a youthful knight of noble blood was forced to marry, and consequently loathed her.
• If a modern poet introduces such antique ideas into a drama, it always has an air of affectation.
• Congregations have a right to protest against any minister who introduces obsolete ceremonies which empty his church and drive away his people.
• Having overrun Scotland, England, France, Palestine, and Germany, Sir Walter, in the work before us, introduces us to some of the most stirring times of Swiss story.
• These instances are sufficient to show the sort of errors which grammar introduces into language.
• It introduces no new principle, and is obviously based on the time-honoured idea of group tactics and mutual support.
• Finally, the very latest progress introduces a still more extravagant piano fury.
• When Paul speaks of the law as the minister of death, he simply means that law introduces an ideal, and ideals always start struggles.
• The luminous sheet of flame is then spread out by a metal disk attached to the end of the tube, D, which introduces the air into the flame.
• Even in the Republic he introduces a future life as an afterthought, when the superior happiness of the just has been established on what is thought to be an immutable foundation.
• As a matter of prosaic, or poetical, fact, Wagner, in all his work, incessantly introduces fresh matter, and dozens of themes appear, are worked out, and disappear entirely.
• This introduces the element of expectant attention.
• The legend of the Eagle people introduces them from the west, coming in by way of the Moen-kopi water course.
• Most of the warriors he introduces are depicted as crafty, bloodthirsty, and merciless.
• Hamilton has in view when he introduces it, though he does not always adhere to his profession.
• Yet, even in the midst of these solemn discoursings, he suddenly introduces an episode in which his peculiar power is at its height.
• ARTHUR VOKINS brings Cornwall to Baker Street, and introduces us to a very clever young sea-scapist, Mr.
• The text that I have read in your hearing introduces my subject, the subject of Salvation.
• In self-confidence she goes forth and falls, and in falling introduces sin into the world.
• Bassett out of politics, or even to defeat the dangerous measures he introduces in the legislature.
• This introduces another source of uncertainty which should be avoided in such experiments as these.
• WHICH INTRODUCES SEVERAL RESIDENTS OF SEVENOAKS TO THE METROPOLIS AND A NEW CHARACTER TO THE READER.
• It introduces the patronage as an agency of corrupt influence between the Executive and the Legislature.

Similar words containing TRODUCE without suffix s and without prefix in

introduce12 introduced14 introducer13 introducers14 reintroduce14 reintroduced16 reintroduces15 subintroduce17 unintroduced16 subintroduced19 subintroduces18

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